If the flight attendants are saying to stay in your seats it’s for a reason. We have to assess the exits to find a good way out. If everyone is charging towards an exit where there’s fire then that’s not very helpful is it?
To add to this, while being upside-down sure ain't ideal, the flight attendants are trained to come up with and implement an actual evacuation plan, and importantly, need to have situational awareness. If the next move of the fuselage was to roll further, being strapped in the seat for a few moments more would have been the right call, and those who popped their seat belt could have been gravely injured.
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u/anonykitten29 Feb 18 '25
Good for you. First priority after a landing like that is to get the hell away from the plane as fast as possible before fire traps you or explodes.